| Colombo, May 20 (ANI): Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has denied having any knowledge of its players being accused of match fixing in the on going Indian Premier League (IPL). "No we are not aware of such an occurrence. If it had happened the BCCI would have informed us," cricketnext.com web site quoted SLC secretary Nishantha Ranatunga, as saying. Ranatunga said the governing body would definitely investigate the matter if informed by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). According to reports, a bookie named Sonu Yogendra, alias Malad, has told the crime branch in Mumbai that he paid Rs. 10 crore to a Sri Lankan player for fixing a match. The details of the player and the game were, however, not mentioned. The Mumbai crime branch on Thursday raided a building and busted a major cricket betting racket. They also seized some equipment and cash from the place. The gang was accepting bets on IPL games, the police claimed.(ANI) |